Feed your zoysia lawn through its warm growing season with our liquid Zoysia Grass Fertilizer, made for established warm-season turf. It supplies nitrogen-forward supplemental nutrition for the dense, spreading growth zoysia makes once summer heat arrives. Mix it with water and apply with a watering can or hose-end sprayer within your local fertilizer rules.
Zoysia grows on a warm-season calendar: it greens up as soil warms, thickens through summer, and goes dormant with cold. Its nutrient demand is highest while it is fully green and growing and near zero while it is brown.
Our formula puts nitrogen first for leaf and runner growth, with smaller amounts of phosphate and potash, plus calcium, magnesium and micronutrients including iron for color, in a kelp base. Applied as a liquid it spreads evenly, and a hose-end sprayer keeps larger lawns practical.
Mix at the rate on your bottle and apply evenly over the lawn during active summer growth, by watering can for small areas or hose-end sprayer for larger ones. Space applications through the season, skip them ahead of heavy rain, and follow local limits on nitrogen and phosphorus.
Why growers choose it: A nitrogen-forward liquid lawn feed that is easy to spread evenly over zoysia.
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Zoysia is dormant in cool weather; do not force late-season nitrogen growth or apply phosphate where local rules prohibit it.
Feeds foliage for deeper color and a brighter, more lively look.
Encourages fresh leaf and stem growth for a fuller, thriving plant.
Supports healthy, resilient roots that absorb nutrients more effectively.
Zoysia takes full sun and handles more shade than bermuda, though it still wants at least four to six hours of direct light to stay dense and even.
About three quarters to one inch of water a week in one deep soaking. Zoysia rides out dry spells, and shallow daily watering only weakens its roots.
Well drained soil at pH 6.0 to 6.5 is ideal. Zoysia builds thatch over time, so dethatch or core aerate every couple of years in late spring.
Mow at 1 to 2 inches with a sharp blade, since the tough blades tear easily. Cut weekly in summer, removing no more than a third of the height.
Feed Zoysia Grass Fertilizer every two to four weeks from full green-up in late spring through summer. Stop feeding about a month before your first expected frost.
A warm season grass that grows best between 80 and 95F. It greens up later than most lawns in spring and turns tan after the first hard frosts.
Zoysia Grass Fertilizer is timed for measured summer feeding, which is what zoysia wants. Start after your lawn has greened up completely in late spring; zoysia wakes late, and feeding before the roots are active wastes the application. Then feed every four to six weeks through summer. Zoysia needs less nitrogen than bermuda, so keep to that spacing rather than adding extra rounds; more nitrogen builds thatch faster than it builds density. Stop as the lawn slows toward fall dormancy.
A hose-end sprayer set to the recommended rate covers a lawn in one pass, and that’s how most people apply Zoysia Grass Fertilizer; a watering can handles small patches or newly plugged areas. Apply in the morning or evening rather than in full midday heat, and water in lightly afterward so the nutrients move down to the roots rather than sitting on the blades. Because it’s a liquid, it spreads evenly across the root zone instead of landing in clumps.
Zoysia is naturally slow-spreading and dislikes shade, so the first things to check are light and moisture. It needs full sun to run, and consistent watering through summer keeps the stolons moving. Zoysia Grass Fertilizer supports that spread with moderate feeding every four to six weeks; the nitrogen fuels new blades and runners while the measured rate keeps your lawn from building thatch. Heavy nitrogen doesn’t speed zoysia up, it just thickens the thatch layer and invites disease. Patience and sun do most of the work.
Yes, once it has been watered in and your grass is dry. Zoysia Grass Fertilizer contains plant nutrients only, with no herbicides or pesticides, so there’s nothing in it designed to act on anything but the grass. Apply it, water it in lightly, and let the blades dry before letting children and pets back onto your lawn. That short wait is about keeping the mix in the soil where the roots use it rather than on feet and paws.
Zoysia Grass Fertilizer is a dilute liquid feed, and dilution is what matters here. Fertilizer burn on a lawn happens when concentrated salts sit against the roots: too much product in too little water, or granules dropped unevenly in streaks and piles. Mixed at the recommended dilution and applied every four to six weeks, the nutrients arrive in solution across the whole lawn at a strength the roots take up as they water. Keep to that mix, water it in lightly, and skip application in extreme heat.
Color comes first. Most zoysia lawns green up within one to two weeks of the first feeding, since a liquid is available to the roots as soon as it’s watered in. Thickening takes longer, and on zoysia it takes longer than on most grasses: your turf fills in by sending out stolons and rhizomes, which is slow by nature, so density builds over a few applications of Zoysia Grass Fertilizer on the four to six week schedule. Full sun and steady moisture speed that along more than extra feed does.
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